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MariAnna8
I am currently 18 weeks and dying to know what I am having. I have an ultrasound on October 4th. Should that be enough time to know what we are having?
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MariAnna8
Awesome:) thank you ladies!
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lalalala2094
I found out at 15 weeks with an ultrasound:) so you will definitely be able to find out if bub cooperates haha
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mummy_times_2
More than enough time. Baby will be well.and truely developed by then clear as day to tell you :)
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